Attorney's Letter

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Attorney's Letter

In an audit, a letter an accountant sends to a lawyer verifying the client's lawsuits. In order to assess the financial state of a company, the accountant needs an accurate picture of the lawsuits it is facing and any actual or potential judgments against it. The attorney's letter requests this information.
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He came into her room, however, holding the attorney's letter in his hand, and with so solemn and important an air that his wife, always ingeniously on the watch for calamity, thought the worst was about to befall, and running up to her husband, besought her dearest George to tell her everything--he was ordered abroad; there would be a battle next week--she knew there would.
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